Former F1 champion Jenson Button is showing no signs of slowing down in his time away from the race track -- in fact, his need for speed landed him in a spot of trouble at the... read more »

The Shanghai International Circuit is set to host round two of the 2017 F1 season on the 7-9 April read more »

The 2017 Formula 1 season continues in Shanghai on April 7-9 and there are a host of ways you can watch the Chinese Grand Prix on Sky Sports. read more »

FIA hopes to make final Halo decision at the end of April read more »

Toro Rosso has signed Formula Two racer Sean Gelael as its test driver for the 2017 Formula One season. Gelael will make his F1 test debut next month during the first in-season... read more »

Look out for the revamped F1 Racing magazine in stores now. Readers can expect fresh new content, all printed on thicker, higher quality paper. In the new look April issue, we... read more »

April 2017 will see the opening of Ferrari Land at PortAventura World in Spain, the only European-based Ferrari theme, TCF took the opportunity to explore the new project. read more »

The Sauber Formula 1 team has paid its April staff salaries, albeit several weeks late, but its cashflow problems continue, Autosport has learned read more »

The Sauber Formula 1 team has failed to pay its staff salaries on time for the third successive month, Autosport had learned read more »

Formula 1 is nowhere near meeting the FIA's 2017 engine regulation criteria and is unlikely to find a solution before the April 30 deadline, says Red Bull boss Christian... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo fears next year's regulation changes could make F1 "very dull" due to increased levels of downforce. Sweeping regulation changes are due to be... read more »

Fernando Alonso returns to training as he bids to race at the Chinese Grand Prix on 17 April. read more »

FIA president Jean Todt is adamant the 2017 Formula 1 sporting and technical regulations will be decided by the revised date of April 30 read more »

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have both received nominations for the Laureus World Sports Awards, which will take place in Berlin on April 18. Hamilton… read more »

Formula One has agreed on revamped cars for 2017 despite postponing the deadline for the final draft of technical regulations until April 30. The new regulations are intended... read more »

The FIA has confirmed that the deadline for the sport to agree on the technical regulations for 2017 has been postponed until the end of April. A meeting of the Strategy Group... read more »

Formula 1 chiefs have decided to postpone the deadline for the finalisation of the sport's 2017 sporting and technical regulations until the end of April… read more »

McLaren's new CEO Jost Capito might not begin work at the Formula 1 team until May due to his Volkswagen World Rally Championship commitments read more »

The change in date for the season-opening Australian Grand Prix forced McLaren staff to sacrifice time from their Chistmas breaks to get the team's 2016 car back on... read more »

Teams were told the 2016 Formula 1 season was going to start on April 10th, with the subsequent late schedule change causing issues for McLaren and Sauber. read more »

The FIA's World Motor Sport Council has confirmed a record 21-race calendar for 2016, though the United States Grand Prix is now provisional. Austin's 2015 event was... read more »

The World Motor Sport Council has ratified the 2016 Formula 1 calendar, with the season set to start once more in March rather than April as originally planned. View the... read more »

The Formula One 2016 season will start on March 20, rather than April 3, after Australian Grand Prix organisers confirmed a change of date. The Melbourne event was originally... read more »

Organisers of the Australian Grand Prix have confirmed that their 2016 event will take place from March 18-20, moving the start of the season forwards by two weeks. A... read more »

Australian Grand Prix organisers have announced that the 2016 race has been moved forward from April 3 to March 20. More to follow. read more »